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Nixelo vs Plane
Plane and Nixelo both track issues, sprints, and documents. Nixelo adds booking pages, start-stop timers, invoices, and Google Meet capture to the same workspace; Plane offers more planning views and its own intake channels.
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Where Nixelo goes further
- Booking pages with availability sit in the same workspace as the issues.
- Start-stop timers, weekly timesheets, and invoices are built in.
- Google Meet recordings produce action items that become issues.
Where Plane is broader
- Plane has Gantt timeline and spreadsheet-style table views.
- Plane has modules and initiatives as extra planning layers.
- Plane has native mobile apps and two-way GitHub and GitLab sync.
- Plane describes shareable intake forms and email intake.
Feature by feature
How Nixelo and Plane compare.
| Feature | Plane | Nixelo |
|---|---|---|
| Issues and boards | Work items with a drag-and-drop Kanban board | Issues with configurable board columns |
| Sprints | Cycles with burn-down charts | Sprints with a written goal |
| Intake | In-app triage, plus intake forms and email intake | Project inbox and token-authenticated API intake; no forms or email intake |
| Time tracking | Manual time logs without a timer or invoicing | Timers, weekly timesheets, billing reports, and invoices |
| Scheduling | Calendar of task dates | Booking pages with availability, buffers, and reminders |
| Meetings | No meeting features | Google Meet capture, summaries, and action items |
| Modules and initiatives | Available | Not available |
Moving work over
- There is no direct importer from Plane. Issues can be imported from CSV or JSON, up to 100 per import; comments, attachments, links, history, sprints, and workflows are not carried over.
- Markdown files can be imported into documents one file at a time.
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